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Nineveh and its Ruins

Nineveh and its Ruins

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Austen Henry Layard
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  • A TRIP TO THE LAND OF THE CHALDEAN CHRISTIANS, YEDIDIS OR DEVIL WORSHIPERS OF KURDISTAN, INVESTIGATION OF THE CUSTOMS AND ARTS OF ANCIENT ASSYRIA
  • Foreword: Mehmed Uzun
  • Translated from English by: Zafer Avşar
  • It is a magnificent city, the cradle of civilizations and has been described as the "pool of waters since ancient times", which is the subject of many issues in the Bible. 'The fire will consume you there; The cursed city that suffered the wrath of God with the words 'the sword will cut you down'; Nineveh. An endless legend that has been passed down from generation to generation for three thousand years. (...) Man's oldest dream is Eden in the East, that is, the Garden of Eden, the fertile Euphrates and Tigris that water the entire Upper Mesopotamia, the Zap and Habur flowing in arcs through the mountains, three hundred cubits long, fifty cubits wide and thirty cubits high. Noah's ark, which was the wrath of God and the destruction of mankind by a flood, the ship that remained on the water for seven months and seventeen days and then descended to the peaks of Judi, the savior of the human and animal race, the dove returning to the ship with a freshly plucked olive leaf in its mouth. , the lineage of Noah began to increase, the cities founded by the sons of Noah, Babylon, Ur, Erek, Akkad, Kalne, Ashur, Kalah, Reseni and Nineveh. (...)
    It was Austen Henry Layard who put an end to all these curiosity, research and travels covering three thousand years of history, brought Nineveh back to the stage of history and turned a legend into a real history. Those treasures of humanity, found by hand, taking refuge in the mysterious voices of narrations, and transported to England, to the British Museum, through great adventures, formed the basis of modern archaeology.
    Layard taught us this; The voices rising from the ruins are the voices of our past. He who does not hear the voices of the past cannot hear the voices of the future.
    The loss of voices rising from the ruins is a collapse of conscience and morality.

    Mehmed Uzun
Publisher : Avesta Publications
Number of pages : 576
Translator : Zafer Avsar
The heart : Turkish
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Nineveh and its Ruins A TRIP TO THE LAND OF KURDISTAN'S CHALDEAN CHRISTIANS, YEDIDIS OR DEVIL WORSHIPERS, INVESTIGATION OF THE CUSTOMS AND ARTS OF ANCIENT ASSYRIA Foreword: Mehmed Uzun Translated from English by: Zafer Avşar It is called 'the pool of waters since ancient times', which is the subject of many issues in the Bible. It is a magnificent city, the cradle of civilizations. 'The fire will consume you there; The cursed city that suffered the wrath of God with the words 'the sword will cut you down'; Nineveh. An endless legend that has been passed down from generation to generation for three thousand years. (...) Man's oldest dream is Eden in the East, that is, the Garden of Eden, the fertile Euphrates and Tigris that water the entire Upper Mesopotamia, the Zap and Habur flowing in arcs through the mountains, three hundred cubits long, fifty cubits wide and thirty cubits high. Noah's ark, which was the wrath of God and the destruction of mankind by a flood, the ship that remained on the water for seven months and seventeen days and then descended to the peaks of Judi, the savior of the human and animal race, the dove returning to the ship with a freshly plucked olive leaf in its mouth. , the lineage of Noah began to increase, the cities founded by the sons of Noah, Babylon, Ur, Erek, Akkad, Kalne, Ashur, Kalah, Reseni and Nineveh. (...) It was Austen Henry Layard who put an end to all these curiosity, research and travels covering a three thousand year history, brought Nineveh back to the stage of history and turned a legend into a real history. Those treasures of humanity, found by hand, taking refuge in the mysterious voices of narrations, and transported to England, to the British Museum, through great adventures, formed the basis of modern archaeology. Layard taught us this; The voices rising from the ruins are the voices of our past. He who does not hear the voices of the past cannot hear the voices of the future. The loss of voices rising from the ruins is a collapse of conscience and morality. Mehmed Uzun AVESTA0092
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